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by Eueudhsbsj32 3mo ago
In what way does a human author "understand the meaning" that AI does not? Just because a brain is made from organic material rather than silicon, doesn't make it less of a prediction machine.
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by Eueudhsbsj32 3mo ago
So you're implying AI is incapable of producing meaningful output? Have you not used models from the last few years?
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by Eueudhsbsj32 3mo ago
> Stop messing about with AI I see a few comments about wasting time with AI. I'm curious what the gist of those conversations is about? I've found AI to be incredibly useful as a tool to nurture intellectual curiosity. It eve
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by Eueudhsbsj32 3mo ago
Why does it matter whether the writing is AI generated or not? You should always be critical of everything you read. I have stopped reading plenty of books after a few chapters when I realized there was little value in it for me.
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by Eueudhsbsj32 3mo ago
> I agree, but not sure that directly contradicts what I said? I wasn't disagreeing with you; I just added that to explain why it wasn't obvious who the political class is there because their incentives are more opaque to me. W
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by Eueudhsbsj32 3mo ago
Maybe Latin America. Their governments are generally less powerful and have less resources to enforce laws like this.
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by Eueudhsbsj32 3mo ago
Why just western kids? Cell phone and tablet use by little kids in Asia is on a whole other level.
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by Eueudhsbsj32 3mo ago
Who is the "political class" of the EU? In the US, it seems more obvious how corporate money pulls the political strings, but my impression is that corporate influence is a lot weaker in Europe..